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larry covington

09-07-2004 16:37:01




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MY TRACTOR IS GETTING HOT WHEN ITS RUNNING AT TOP OF RADIATOR IS HOT ON TOP AND COLD ON BOTTOM IS IT THE RADITOR OR IS THE THERMOSTAT BAD OR DO I HAVE SOME OTHER PROBLEM.




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Big Dean

09-08-2004 11:16:01




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 Re: massey ferguson 135 in reply to larry covington, 09-07-2004 16:37:01  
Check that the bottom radiator hose is not sucking shut. Sometimes the inter layer will come loose inside the hose and suck shut also. This is the thing I found causing that problem most often. A sticking thermostat will also cause it.



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davids

09-07-2004 18:09:51




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 Re: massey ferguson 135 in reply to larry covington, 09-07-2004 16:37:01  
check the water pump



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Ray,IN

09-07-2004 20:47:45




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 Re: massey ferguson 135 in reply to davids, 09-07-2004 18:09:51  
I agree, if the water pump shaft if loose from the impeller this is one result. If the radiator tubes are clogged there will be cool spots but unless all are clogged you should find some warm spots. With a full(above top plate) radiator, engine at normal operating temperature, you should see turbulence in the radiator at mid-to wide open throttle if the pump is working.



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